FIELD OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to a sexual stimulation device. In particular, an improved sexual stimulation device having multiple phallic elements.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Sex toys and erotic sexual stimulation devices consist of various shapes and sizes that attempt to arouse or sexually stimulate the user. Sexual stimulation device typically includes a phallic element to mimic the shape and size of a human penis and is used in such a way to simulate sexual activity. The device may include a dildo and/or vibrator. Dildos have set backs in that they usually only contain one phallic element having one shape and/or size. Therefore, a user is limited to the shape, size, and vibration of that device. If a user desires different shapes, sizes and/or features, multiple dildos are required.
Additionally, most sexual stimulation devices require that a user hold the device and/or have a partner hold the device during use. However, during sexual activity, it is desirable to have both hands free for other activity and/or uses.
Therefore, there is a need for a sexual stimulation device that has multiple phallic elements with various shapes and sizes that can be used without user assistance by being mounted and provides additional pleasure to a user.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The present invention is a sexual stimulation device with multiple phallic elements that provide convenience and added pleasure to a user without the need for multiple, separate, dildos.
The sexual stimulation device of the present invention takes the shape of an octopus, with each tentacle of the octopus being a separate dildo extending from the octopus mantle base. Each dildo may have a different shape, size, color, texture, type, feature, and made of different material, etc. Each dildo may be removably detachable from the base and may be movably positioned with respect to the base at different angles and positions. Each dildo may be telescopically extendable from the base.
The sexual stimulation device may be removably mountable to a wall or bed frame via an arm extension. One end of the arm extension is removably attachable to the mantel base. A bracket may be fixedly positioned on a wall or bed frame and the other end of the arm extension is removably attachable to the bracket. Alternatively, the other end of the arm extension may have a clamp element for fastening directly to a bed frame.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Preferred embodiments of the present invention have been chosen for purposes of illustration and description and are shown in the accompanying drawings, which are not necessarily to scale, forming a part of the specification wherein:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the sexual stimulation device of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of the sexual stimulation device of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a top plan view of the sexual stimulation device of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a bottom plan view of the sexual stimulation device of the present invention.
FIGS. 5A and 5B illustrate various methods of attaching the phallic element.
FIGS. 6A-6C illustrate different shapes, styles, and features of phallic elements.
FIGS. 7A-7C illustrate a telescopic and rotatable feature of the phallic element.
FIGS. 8A and 8B illustrate different methods of mounting the sexual stimulation device of the present invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
With reference to the drawings, wherein the same reference number indicates the same element throughout, there is shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 the sexual stimulation device 10 of the present invention. The sexual stimulation device 10 of the present invention has an octopus shape with a mantle base 100 and a plurality of tentacles 200 (200a, 200b, etc.) extending therefrom. Although eight (8) tentacles 200 are shown to resemble an octopus, more or less tentacles 200 can be used.
The mantle base 100 has a upper bulbous portion 102 and a lower concave portion 104. Each tentacle 200 extends from the lower concave portion 104 and has a curved body 202 resulting in a distal end 204 that points generally in an upward direction. Each tentacle 200 may be fixedly attached to the lower concave portion 104 of the mantle base 100. Alternatively, each tentacle 200 may be movably attached to a track 106 on the lower concave portion 104 of the mantle base 100. For a generally circular track 106 as shown in FIG. 4, the tentacles 200 may be movably attached to provide spaces between adjacent tentacles 200 as desired (e.g. 200a and 200b in FIG. 4). The tentacles 200 may also be evenly distributed on the track 106 (not shown) as desired by a user.
Each tentacle 200 can also be removably attached to the lower concave portion 104 of the mantle base 100 as illustrated in FIGS. 5A and 5B. FIG. 5A shows a hole 206 near the proximal end 208 of tentacle 200a. The proximal end 208 of tentacle 200a has a cavity 210 that correspondingly receives a mounting element 108a. The mounting element 108a is attached to the track 106 and has a corresponding spring-loaded detent 110 that fits into the hole 206 when tentacle 200a is attached to the mounting element 108a. To remove the tentacle 200a from the mounting element 108a, the user can depress the detent 110 such that it clears the hole 206 and tentacle 200a can be pulled away from the mounting element 108a. To mount the tentacle 200a onto the mounting element 108a, the user can depress the detent 110 to fit the mounting element 108a in the cavity 210 at the proximal end 208. Tentacle 200a is locked onto mounting element 108 when the detent 110 is extended through the hole 206. Although one set of hole 206 and detent 110 is shown, a plurality of sets of hole 206 and detent 100 can be provided at the proximal end 208 of tentacle 200a and mounting element 108a, respectively. Depending on the positions of the set of hole 206 and detent 110 on the proximal end 208 of tentacle 200a and mounting element 108a, respectively, the tentacle 200a may be attached at different rotational angles relative to the mantel base 100.
FIG. 5B shows a tentacle 200b with a proximal end 208 having an internal thread 212. The mounting element 108b attached to track 106 has corresponding external thread 112 for receiving the internal thread 212. To attach or remove the tentacle 200b from the mounting element 108b, the user can rotate the tentacle 200b relative to the mounting element 108b in a clockwise or counter-clockwise direction, respectively. A stop (not shown) may be provided to prevent the over-rotation of the tentacle 200b relative to the mounting element 108b such that the tentacle 200b rests at a desired angle with the distal end 204 pointing in a generally upward direction. Other than the hole 206—detent 110 attachment of FIG. 5A and the internal thread 212—external thread 112 attachment of FIG. 4B, other structures of attaching the tentacle 200 to the mantle base 100 known by one skilled in the art can be used, such as bayonet mount, a push-pull connector, snap fit, friction hold, etc.
Although each tentacle 200 in FIGS. 1 to 5 is shown as generally cylindrical with a curved body 202, each tentacle 200 is a phallic element such as a dildo. Each tentacle/dildo 200 of the sexual stimulation device 10 of the present invention can have any shape, size, color, texture or feature and can be made of any material known to one skilled in the art. FIGS. 6A to 6C illustrate different shapes, styles and features of tentacle 200. FIG. 6A shows a dildo 200d with small bumps 214a or ridges 214b on the surface. FIG. 6B shows a dildo 200e with a wavy contour surface and an enlarged distal end 204. FIG. 6C shows a dildo 200f with testicles 216 near the proximal end 208. Other extensions or protrusions similar to testicles 216 can be provided on dildo 200 to provide additional sexual stimulation to the user. Tentacle 200 can be made of silicone, rubber, or other appropriate material known to one skilled in the art. Tentacle 200 can be limp, flexible, firm, inflatable, or bendable to various positions. Tentacle 200 can be solid or hollow. Tentacle 200 can include a vibrator that is battery-operated with the battery located either within the tentacle 200 or at the mantle base 100. A vibrating tentacle 200 can also be powered by alternating current via a power cord extending from the mantle base 100. Tentacle 200 can incorporate a heating element therein to warm up the tentacle 200 to improve enjoyment of the sexual stimulation.
FIGS. 7A-7C illustrate a tentacle/dildo 200g with telescopic and rotatable features. Dildo 200g has a support portion 218 at the proximal end 208 and an extendable portion 220 at the distal end 204. The extendable portion 220 is substantially hollow to house a plurality of tubular elements 222a and 222b that are nested and stored therein when the extendable portion 220 is in a collapsed position as shown in FIG. 7A. When extendable portion 220 is in an extended position as shown in FIG. 7B, tubular elements 222a and 222b are extended and exposed. Tubular element 222a is fixedly attached to the support portion 218 with its distal end having an outwardly extending flange 224. Tubular element 222b has a larger diameter than tubular element 222a with an internal rim 226 that engages outwardly extending flange 224. The distal end of the tubular element 222b has an outwardly extending flange 228 that engages an internal rim 230 at the hollow end of the extendable portion 220. The corresponding flange 224-rim 226 and flange 228-rim 230 engagements may be click-lockable at full extension of the tentacle/dildo 200g to prevent collapsing and/or rotation of the extendable portion 220. Similarly, when the tentacle/dildo 200g is in a collapsed position, it may be click-lockable to prevent unintended extension of the extendable portion 220. Other locking means known to one skilled in the art can also be used, such as twist-lock, detent-hole, bayonet mount, latch, etc. The extendable portion 220 may be rotatable relative to the support portion 218 such that the overall curved body of the tentacle/dildo 200g can vary with the distal end 204g pointing at different rotational angles.
FIGS. 8A and 8B illustrate two different, optional, methods of mounting the sexual stimulation device 10. FIG. 8A shows a curved arm extension 300 with one end attached to the mantel base 100 of the sexual stimulation device 10 and the other end has a mating plate 301 that is removably mountable to a bracket 302. Bracket 302 can be fixedly positioned on a wall, a bed frame, or a sturdy support with fastening element(s) such as screw, bolt, etc. Bracket 302 matingly receives mating plate 301 by sliding the mating plate 301 into the slots of the bracket 302. A locking feature known to one skilled in the art may be provided for the bracket 302 or the mating plate 301 to prevent accidental dislodgement of the mating plate 301 from the bracket 302. Although the arm extension 300 is shown to be fixedly attached to the mantel base 100 and the mating plate 301, they can also be removably attached by means known to one skilled in the art such that the arm extension 300 can be stored separately from the sexual stimulation device 10. The curved arm extension 300 can also be rotatably and pivotably attached to the mantel base 100 to allow rotational and pivoting movements of the sexual stimulation device 10 for the convenience and comfort of the user.
FIG. 8B shows a curved arm extension 300a with the one end having a clamp element 303. The clamp element 303 includes a frame 304 and a movable jaw 306 that is attached to a screw handle 305. The clamp element 303 allows the sexual stimulation device 10 to be mounted directly to a bed frame or a sturdy support. Upon clockwise rotation of the screw handle 305, jaw 306 moves towards the frame 304 to sandwich a portion of the bed frame therebetween to secure the clamp element 303 on the bed frame. Counter-clockwise rotation of the screw handle 305 moves the jaw 306 away from the frame 304 to release the clamp element 303.
It is intended that the sexual stimulation device 10 of the present invention has multiple tentacles 200 with each tentacle 200 having a different shape, size, color, texture, feature, or made of different material to satisfy the diverse interests or needs of the user. Additional tentacles 200 with different features may be purchased and interchangeably attached to the mantel base 100. The removability of the tentacle 200 from the mantel base 100 advantageously allows it to be used independently from the mantel base 100 if desired and allows attachment of as many (or as little) tentacles 200 on anywhere on the mantel base 100, at a time, as desired by the user.
The features of the invention illustrated and described herein are the preferred embodiments. Therefore, it is understood that the specification is intended to cover unforeseeable embodiments with insubstantial differences that are within the spirit of the specification.
Patent Grant
10806663
